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Prevalence and Clinico-Pathologic Profiles of Nonodontogenic Cysts of the Oral and Maxillofacial Region: A Multicentre Study. [PDF]
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Tongue Entrapment in an Aluminum Juice Can
Pediatric Emergency Care, 2004Tongue entrapment in bottles and cans is rare, but occurs. The following is a case report of a 10-year-old female who got her tongue entrapped in an aluminum juice can. The anatomy of the tongue, complications from injury, and a proposed removal procedure are described.
David E, Bank +4 more
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Lingual ischemia following tongue entrapment in a glass bottle
Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1997A 10-year-old, previously healthy female presented to the emergency department via emergency medical service transport, with her tongue tightly entrapped inside a glass bottle (9 oz, Yoohoo brand of chocolate drink). The tongue was massively edematous and ecchymotic due to impaired venous return from constriction by the neck of the bottle.
S J, Guha, N D, Catz
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Tongue Entrapment in Metal Drinking Bottle
JAMA Otolaryngology, 2011Oral foreign bodies are involved in a wide range of pediatric cases, from benign occurrences to those that threaten the airway. Included are cases of tongue entrapment leading to pain, edema, and ischemia. Cases in the literature report tongue entrapment in glass bottles, 1-3 aluminum cans, 4,5 and pieces of balloon.
Chad W, Whited +2 more
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Tongue entrapment in aluminum water bottle: Discussion of removal and airway management
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 2012Tongue entrapment in a bottle neck is rare, with few cases reported in the literature. Reported here is the case of a child who presented to the Emergency Department with her tongue entrapped in an aluminum bottle. This case is unique in that the patient had a delayed presentation resulting in significant tongue edema, requiring advanced methods for ...
Gopi Shāh
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Tongue entrapment by chew toys in two dogs
Journal of Small Animal Practice, 2010Compression of a chew toy during regular play activity can create a vacuum effect eventually causing entrapment of oral tissues. Two cases of tongue entrapment are described, which resulted in severe tissue swelling, oedema and vascular obstruction. In the first dog, the toy was removed by the veterinary surgeon under general anaesthesia. Damage to the
A, Rubio, B, Van Goethem, L, Verhaert
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Pediatric Emergency Care, 2018
Abstract Tongue entrapments within bottles are very rare childhood mishaps. The most immediate hazard in a tongue entrapment is airway obstruction. Tongue entrapment is an airway emergency; contingency planning to maintain airway patency, oxygenation, and ventilation is critical.
Michael T, Long, Matthew P, Murray
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Abstract Tongue entrapments within bottles are very rare childhood mishaps. The most immediate hazard in a tongue entrapment is airway obstruction. Tongue entrapment is an airway emergency; contingency planning to maintain airway patency, oxygenation, and ventilation is critical.
Michael T, Long, Matthew P, Murray
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Bottleneck entrapment of the tongue
Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1995D C Green
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